Have you heard of this thing called intermittent fasting? It’s a way of controlling your weight and also perhaps strengthening your health. My brother told me about this sometime ago and he has been doing it for a few months. When I saw him this summer, Read more →

Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. Our beatitude for today raises a number of questions. Among them, what is it to be meek, who are the meek, and how exactly will they inherit the earth? Read more →

When preachers preach on this parable of the workers in the vineyard, we often remark on how unjust the labour practice of the vineyard owner seems to be. I know that I’ve said that in sermons I have preached on this parable in earlier years. Read more →

Today is Father’s Day, in case you didn’t know. And there are more people than you might think who don’t know. Father’s Day isn’t like Mother’s Day, which no one forgets. You don’t want to compare Read more →

I want to begin a series of sermons over the summer called Vices and Virtues and they will be sermons that deal with what are commonly known as the seven deadly sins or vices, and their perhaps less well-known counterparts, the seven virtues. Read more →

Ruth 1:15-22 Click here to watch our worship service and the dialogue: May 10, 2020 A Conversation of Gratitude for Mothers Dialogue Sermon between the Rev. Victor Kim and the Rev. Dr. Ross Lockhart Victor … Read More

On the first Pentecost our scripture reading from Acts 2 says that the Spirit came upon the followers of Jesus like the sound of a rushing, violent wind, and Read more →

It’s Trinity Sunday, perhaps the least favourite Sunday of the church calender for ‘preachers’. I mean it’s hard enough to preach on things we think we understand Read more →

By now you may have heard that churches can start meeting in person again beginning next week. But there are still a few conditions. Read more →

No one knows where Emmaus is, it’s never been found by archaeologists, but that hasn’t stopped people from claiming that they know where it is, or was. Like almost every place connected with a biblical reference in Israel, multiple sites claim a connection with the biblical Emmaus. Read more →